Eighteenth-century manor house restored, with 261 m² built distributed over three floors. It has four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a garage for two vehicles, an independent space of 80 m², and a private terrace of 40 m² in the heart of the historic center.

Description

Eighteenth-century manor house restored, with four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a garage for two vehicles, and a private terrace in the heart of the historic center.

Located on a prominent corner of the historic center, this residence combines the heritage value of centuries-old architecture with the features of a contemporary home. Built in the eighteenth century, it was restored by Aníbal González in 1926 and later redistributed by architect Cosano, preserving original elements that enhance its identity and character.

The property boasts 261 m² built on a 155 m² plot distributed over three floors. Its corner location allows natural light to enter the various rooms and provides a unique presence within the urban environment.

The ground floor houses an elegant entrance hall, a spacious garage with capacity for two vehicles, a feature uncommon in this type of historic properties, and an independent space of approximately 80 m² with multiple possibilities for use.

The main floor brings together the living areas around a spacious living-dining room with original exposed wooden beams and five balconies open to the outside. The kitchen, with an office area and pantry, is naturally integrated into the layout. This level also includes a bedroom, a full bathroom, and an office with the potential to be converted into an additional bedroom.

The upper floor has three bedrooms with fitted wardrobes and a second full bathroom. The high ceilings, skylights, and ample spaces contribute to a pleasant sense of brightness and openness.